Sentence examples for monetary stakes from inspiring English sources

For the country as a whole, the monetary stakes are not high, but issues of self-esteem are.

In their new work, Dr. Fehr and Dr. Gachter put 240 students through a series of "public goods" experiments with real monetary stakes, always a good incentive for cash-strapped young scholars.

Juiced players names will hit the headlines, as discussions will revolve around enlarged biceps, increased skull circumferences, milestone-record asterisks, the high monetary stakes involved in player performance, and Hall of Fame eligibility for dopers.

Until we replace them with knowledgeable individuals who have no monetary stake in the outcome, nothing will change.

"They devise their policies with as much secrecy as possible," he said, "and in close cooperation with the most powerful special interests that have a monetary stake in what happens.

Earlier in the transition to a market economy, industrialists still had little monetary stake in their businesses but were dependent on the prestige that went with executive positions, said Andrei Yakovlev of the Higher School of Economics here.

"It seems to me," Justice Ginsburg said, "that a juror who is perfectly qualified, who it is conceded could not have been dismissed for cause, is quite a different matter than a judge who has taken a bribe or who has a monetary stake in the case".

According to Holt and Laury (2002), individual risk aversion increases with a higher monetary stake.

If 'disrupt or be disrupted' is the Internet-age mantra, having a strategic and monetary stake in those who are most likely to cause disruption is perhaps one way of hedging bets.

SKS, for example, established a client trust that gave clients a monetary stake in the company but left the voting rights to the founder/managers.

I prefer to wait for clinical trials or tests to be performed by professionals with no monetary stake in the results.